Company Dossier
Fire Point
Ukraine's most prolific deep-strike house — a civilian startup that scaled from the FP-1 attack drone to the Flamingo cruise missile and now flies most of Kyiv's strikes on Russia, shadowed by a corruption probe over its ownership.
FILE · fire-pointOpen-source file · BattlePolicy ProStatus Private, rapidly scaled wartime prime and Ukraine's main long-range strike supplier. Under a NABU procurement probe (alleged inflated component pricing and/or drone-delivery counts) amid alleged — and denied — ties to the Mindich $100M energy-corruption scandal; targeted by calls for partial nationalization. No sanctions or charges as of mid-2026.Unverified
Fire Point
Ukraine's most prolific deep-strike house — a civilian startup that scaled from the FP-1 attack drone to the Flamingo cruise missile and now flies most of Kyiv's strikes on Russia, shadowed by a corruption probe over its ownership.
Founded
2022FP-1 development began Nov 2022; some outlets cite 2023
HQ
Kyiv, Ukraine
Headcount
~3,500-3,700 claimedNov 2025-Jan 2026; unverified
Total raised
Self-funded + hundreds of $M in state orders + Western 'Danish model' financing (amounts classified); no disclosed equity raise
Valuation
~$2.5B implied by a reported (unclosed) EDGE Group offer; unconfirmed
Stage
Private, scaled wartime prime; export/JV and Gulf stake talks
Restricted · BattlePolicy Pro
The rest of the Fire Point file
- ▸Background — founding, ownership and how the company got to here
- ▸Financial footing — rounds, valuation, backers and who is exposed
- ▸Customers & contracts — live join against our Procurement Tracker
- ▸Leadership — who runs it, and the contact surface
- ▸Competitive position — who it beats, who beats it, and on what
- ▸Battlefield relevance — confirmed combat use versus company claim
- ▸Sources — every citation this file is built on
- ▸Analyst verdict — where the evidence is thin and what would change our call